Chapter 29
Vaguely, I noted that my guide had left and closed the door behind her. But I didn’t bother to check whether I’d been locked in yet again. Instead, my entire body expanded as if it had been filled with helium. I crossed the intervening space like Harper racing for an ice-cream cone.
But Tank didn’t look at me. Rowan did from behind a gleaming mahogany desk, a fleeting glance. Then he dismissed my presence and kept talking to Tank.
“Nodes don’t move,” the alpha growled, brows drawn together in what could have been annoyance or confusion.
Tank shrugged. “I didn’t think so either. But Lupe’s the boss and Lupe says the node is now here. In your territory. She recommends your entire pack vacate the premises until after Samhain....”
His reasoning was cut off by Rowan’s hand gestu
